. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. thank you. were shot in the east bay. oakland will soon require people who are 12 and older to show proof of covid vaccination in order to enter indoor businesses. this mandate is set to take effect on february first. and you're going to start seeing notices posted on businesses to alert you of this change effects, restaurants and concert venues and gyms. again, any indoor

and we're taking a closer look now in an interview with our washington correspondent reshad hudson on their first year in office their first year in office will be right back. when a truck hit my car, their first year in office wthe insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. let ouri was hit by a car help yoand needed help. i called the barnes firm. that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. back for 15 is the time. if you're just waking up, let's get you squared away on the weather. going to need to know something before you get out on the roads this morning. it's tough to see. good morning, john move. it really is. james, view from the east bay hills shows you the cloudy blanket that is sitting right in the bay. it's a very, very compacted

reshad hudson. >> all right. time to talk about the weather on this friday. 4 zone forecast as we get a live look at sfo, large cargo with us as going to be this weekend large. yeah, looking good guys. not only here but around much of the state. these going to be drying out just a bit after the cellphone. delays being reported there. oakland or san jose skies clearing out to as high pressure takes over into the monterey bay. your getaway forecast 50's even some 60's about mid 60's in the sleeves for plenty of sunshine there. southern california 50's that mid 60's in anaheim. 61 in pasadena about 62 degrees in downtown los angeles and the high country, of course, tons of snow up there now, a high by day about 38 degrees in south lake tahoe tomorrow, 40 in truckee at about 46 degrees or reno be advised the mountaintops tonight, though they're still chain up as we continue to see that snow falling tonight. there it is. you sit on the doppler radar of the most of the rain is coming to an end in the bay area. but segu

our washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. >> republican representative matt gaetz of florida and marjorie taylor, greene of georgia say they want to expose the truth about january 6 january 6 last year wasn't an insurrection. no one's been charged with insurrection. a year ago. gates and green joined fellow republican lawmakers in trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election by blocking the certification of the results. joe biden certifications still occurred on january 6, but we were deprived of the opportunity to make. >> arguments of the country about election integrity. green says since that day, trump supporters have been unfairly targeted and thrown in jail. this is a 2 tier justice system that should never exist in our country. >> she says the justice department should use the same energy to arrest rioters from protests and the summer of 2020. the democrats cared about riots. they would have cared about the antifa. blm riots all over the country. >> gates in green are some of the only republican speaking publicly on the anniversary after former president trump can

. >> kron four's washington correspondent reshad hudson has the latest. good evening. president biden is taking heat from members of his own party about the white house's response to the omicron surge. >> we didn't have enough equipment. we didn't have enough. >> testing ohio democratic senator sherrod brown says he understands concerns many americans are having trying to find an at-home covid test. my own families had trouble getting enough tests for their their children. 5 senate democrats went as far as to send this letter to the white house. they complain of long lines at testing sites and want answers about the white house response to omicron. >> and plans for responding to future variants republicans like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply dropped the ball. the availability of tests is critical. the administration should have known this, but brown says there's plenty of blame to go around. got to produce smart that's on both political parties that on the last 2 presidents in the last 2 congresses, capita says congress has a

this comes as the president lays out the next steps in fighting the pandemic reshad hudson has more. >> he's coming. weeks are going to be challenging with the country adding a record 1 million daily covid cases, president joe biden is renewing his call for americans to protect themselves. if you're vaccinated and boosted. >> you are highly protected. >> to fight the pandemic. president biden says his administration is also doubling its purchase of pfizer's covid antiviral pill to 20 million doses. >> thesentools are going to dramatically rechristened decrease hospitalizations and deaths from covid-19. but despite these efforts, us surgeon general doctor vivek murthy says covid-19 patients are filling up hospitals across the country. primarily with people who are unvaccinated. >> the surgeon general says the biden administration is working on a website to make 500 million at-home covid-19 tests available later this month. it's an addition to federal that our son started to be set up in december once again and are continuing this month. >> and president biden says the new rule requiri

i'm reshad hudson >> following president biden's speech to mark the january 6th events this morning, 2 republican lawmakers shared a very different take on that day. our washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. >> republican representative matt gaetz of florida and marjorie taylor, greene of georgia say they want to expose the truth about january 6 january 6 last year wasn't an insurrection. no one's been charged with insurrection. a year ago. gates and green joined fellow republican lawmakers in trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election by blocking the certification of the results. joe biden certifications still occurred on january 6, but we were deprived of the opportunity to make. >> arguments of the country about election integrity. green says since that day, trump supporters have been unfairly targeted and thrown in jail. this is a 2 tier justice system that should never exist in our country. >> she says the justice department should use the same energy to arrest rioters

but our washington correspondent reshad hudson tells us that growth was not the same for all americans. >> the white house is celebrating another sign of a rebounding economy. there's a lot of good news in the economy right now. us gross domestic product, a measure of economic activity grew last year at the fastest pace since 1984, brought ramamurti with the national economic council says this proves president biden's economic agenda is working. >> more jobs, higher wages, fast economic but jeff lee with the truman national security project says not all americans are feeling the economic growth. black homeownership is the lowest it's been since the 1960's and treasury secretary yellen just said last weekend, according to their gate of the white families have 8 times the average wealth of black families. and lee says many americans are still being squeezed by inflation. the white house says much of that is connected to supply chain disruptions. so the more we can address our supply chain and smooth things out the morning, we'll see progress on the inflation side. lee is calling on lawma

vice president harris says the administration is not giving up reporting in washington reshad hudson. back to you. the u.s. senate failed to pass voting rights legislation delivering a huge blow to democrats but not an unexpected one. >> despite failing to pass the legislation several times now, democrats vow not to give up and could decide to break up the legislation in 2 individual bills since the 2020 election. dozens of states pastor are trying to pass laws. the democrats say restrict voting earlier this week, utah senator mitt romney said the democrats should focus on working with republicans on what he sees as the real threat to elections. and that is the corruption of the counting of the ballots, the certification of elections and the congressional provisions for accepting and counting. >> a slate of electors. republicans appear open to reforming the electoral count act. >> to make it harder to overturn the results of future elections. democrats, including the white house, support the bill and say they will also keep pushing to increase access to the ballot. >> jury selection s

reshad hudson has the latest from washington, dc. >>this is almost certainly going to be a battle here in washington. and president biden says he plans to announce his pick for the supreme court by the end of february. even before announcing his pick for the supreme court, president biden is already taking heat. mississippi republican senator roger wicker has criticized the president's promise to nominate a black woman comparing it to affirmative action, but not all republicans agree with that. put me in the making sure the court and other institutions. >>like america, south carolina, republican senator lindsey graham told cbs face the nation who he would like to see nominated. i can't think of a >>better for president biden to consider supreme court. the michelle chiles. she has wide support in our state. >>and democrats want to move fast to fill the seat. justice steven briar will vacate at the end of the term this summer. it's going to be fair. it's going to be deliberate and we're going to be timely to illinois senator and chair

kron. 4 washington correspondent reshad hudson brings us more. good evening. president biden is taking heat from members of his own party about the white house's response to the omicron surge. >> we didn't have enough equipment. we didn't have enough. >> testing ohio democratic senator sherrod brown says he understands concerns many americans are having trying to find an at-home covid test. my own families had trouble getting enough tests for their their children. 5 senate democrats went as far as to send this letter to the white house. they complain of long lines at testing sites and want answers about the white house response to omicron. >> and plans for responding to future variants republicans like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply dropped the ball. the availability of tests critical. the administration should have known this. but brown says there's plenty of blame to go around. got produce smart that's on both political parties that won the last 2 presidents in the last 2 congresses. capita says congress has alread

washington correspondent reshad hudson has details. >> he's coming. weeks are going to be challenging. >> with the country. adding a record 1 million daily covid cases, president joe biden is renewing his call for americans to protect themselves. if you're vaccinated and boosted, you are highly protected. >> to fight the pandemic. president biden says his administration is also doubling its purchase of pfizer's covid antiviral pill to 20 million doses. >> these tools are going to dramatically rechristened or decrease hospitalizations and deaths from covid-19. but despite these efforts, us surgeon general doctor vivek murthy says covid-19 patients are filling up hospitals across the country. primarily with people who are unvaccinated. >> the surgeon general says the biden administration is working on a website to make 500 million at-home covid-19 tests available later this month. it's an addition to federal that our son started to be set up in december once again and are continuing this month. >> and president biden says the new rule requiring private

vice president harris says the administration is not giving up reporting in washington reshad hudson. back to you. >> u.s. senator alex padilla is looking back and celebrating his first year on the job. senator padilla is california's first latino senator. he succeeded then senator kamala harris. but he spoke with us earlier today during the kron 4 morning news. >> yeah, it hard. but as i remind myself and my family every week and every i say yes to this job because it was going to be easy. i think yes to the job because it's important and whether it's tackling climate change getting into this improving the achieving immigration reform, criminal justice so many of the issues to why i do what i do. >> senate the dia's first bill introduced was the citizenship for essential workers act, which would create an expedited pathway to citizenship for over 5 million essential workers without permanent legal status. we have kept americans healthy, fed and safe during the covid-19 pandemic. let's talk about our forecast now as we take a live look outside here at the bay bridge toll plaza looking

reshad hudson reporting for us tonight. meanwhile, in the east bay, oakland will soon require of people 12 and up to show proof of covid-19 vaccination in order to in order to inter indoor businesses, the mandate will take effect on february first and all the customers will have to show proof of full vaccination. it includes restaurants, concert venues and gyms. today is the last day for businesses to put up signs to remind folks to get there. proof of vaccines ready. adults will also have to show photo ids. walgreens and ulta beauty announced that they're cutting back on hours because of covid related issues. both stores citing staff shortages and safety concerns. all of 1300 stores will open at 10 o'clock in the morning every day except sundays when they'll open at 11 stores will close at 07:00pm on weekdays pm on fridays and saturdays in 6 o'clock on saturdays. walgreens. and cvs making similar cuts to their 9,000 locations across the country. so far those have had to close about 100 pharmacies. >> a new study is reveali

reshad hudson. snowy picture there, the white house as we take a live look outside here. >> at the golden gate bridge, blue skies out there today was really drizzly across parts of the bay area this morning. rainbow weather and rough anyone caught one lucky you if you did. our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with details. finally get to see some blue sky and some sun. so what's the chance for next storm system it went again? honestly, justine, chances are looking slim to none. in fact, we're going to track this dry weather pattern for the days ahead. not just through this weekend. >> but starting today we are seeing right now rain summary with downtown san francisco averaging about 183% of normal. fortunately, we've had a lot of atmospheric rivers and storms to start out our wet season. and oakland right now, 204% of normal. so thankfully, we got a lot of wet weather because we're tracking a drying trend starting right now. and as i show you in our future cast model, it's going to contin

reshad hudson reporting for us tonight. meanwhile, the fight for voting rights comes as the country prepares to honor doctor martin luther king junior tomorrow. >> this weekend, though, in arizona, his son taking part in a rally pushing it to make it easier for every american to vote fairly. >> martin luther king junior, the 3rd or martin luther king. the 3rd had words for arizona senator krysten sinema who says she she is against changing filibuster rules for voting rights. >> amendment that people the right to vote in 18, 70. that didn't have bipartisan support. former have been the right to vote? some of us i'm just logic here and show that is not logical at all. >> 19 states including arizona, have passed laws in the past year that at hurdles to the voting process. >> today, president biden in the first lady's been part of the day honoring doctor king in philadelphia. the bidens packed carrots and apples out of food kitchen in the city of brotherly love. this part of their day of service. the president spent the day tal

reshad hudson. >> coming up for a take, a live look at the road. conditions heading up to the lake area and let you know how to be ready for the weather conditions. plus, regular body cameras. that's old news. what a local police department is doing to try to ensure accountability and transparency and how a new high technology is >> in the wake of this week's deadly freeway shooting of an alameda county sheriff's deputy recruit officials in the east bay are pushing for increased surveillance along oakland freeways california. highway patrol continues to investigate deadly shootings along the oakland freeways in recent months. and as ken mentioned, the most recent is that >> sheriff's recruit who was killed along interstate 5.80, earlier this week. now the call to install freeway cameras is ramping up and he's coming with some privacy concerns. kron 4 says he has more. why think? >> videos are are extremely valuable. we've just seen that recently with kevin nishita. they had the video of the car. even though the end of the play, they have the car. >

. >> our washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. >> republican representative matt gaetz of florida and marjorie taylor, greene of georgia say they want to expose the truth about january 6 january 6 last year wasn't an insurrection. no one's been charged with insurrection. a year ago. gates and green joined fellow republican lawmakers in trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election by blocking the certification of the results. joe biden certifications still occurred on january 6, but we were deprived of the opportunity to make. >> arguments of the country about election integrity. green says since that day, trump supporters have been unfairly targeted and thrown in jail. this is a 2 tier justice system that should never exist in our country. >> she says the justice department should use the same energy to arrest rioters from protests and the summer of 2020. the democrats cared about riots. they would cared about the antifa. blm riots all over the country. gates in green are some of the only republican speaking publicly on the anniversary. >> after former president trump cancele

we've got reshad hudson with the very latest from washington. good morning. this is almost certainly going to be a battle here in washington. and president biden says he plans to announce his pick for the supreme court by the end of february. >> even before announcing his pick for the supreme court, president biden is already taking heat. mississippi republican senator roger wicker. >> has criticized the president's promise to nominate a black woman comparing it to affirmative action, but not all republicans agree with that. put me in the making sure the court and other institutions like america, south carolina republican senator lindsey graham told cbs face the nation who he would like to see nominated. i can't think of a >> better for president biden considered for the supreme court. the michelle chiles. she has wide support in our state. >> and democrats want to move fast to fill the seat. justice steven briar will vacate at the end of the term this summer. it's going to be fair. it's going to be deliberate and we're going to be timely to illinois senator

hudson. back to you. all right, richard, thank you very much. one year ago today, alex padilla don't forget, also took office. is california senator to replace? >> senator kamala harris who went on to be vice president and coming up at 9 o'clock this morning, we're going to have a chance to talk with senator padilla live here on the kron. 4 morning news about his first year in office says his office. what accomplishments he's made. and we'll also ask him about the latest on capitol hill. the stalemate, the gridlock when things are going to push through again. all of that coming up in the 9 o'clock hour. so you want to stay tuned for that. we are looking forward to that conversation with him. we'll take a break. it is 6.23. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. more mountain lion spotted in the bay area. fact this turns little filing. >> it was kind of scary. will have suggestions for a while like a experts on how to stay safe around these big cast. we'll be right back. new year, new start. a

. >> but as our washington correspondent reshad hudson reports that growth was not the same for all americans. >> the white house is celebrating another sign of a rebounding economy. there's a lot of good news in the economy right now. us gross domestic product, a measure of economic activity grew last year at the fastest pace since 1984, brought ramamurti with the national economic council says this proves president biden's economic agenda is working. >> mnre jobs, higher wages, fast economic that jeff lee with the truman national security project says not all americans are feeling the economic growth. black homeownership is the lowest it's been since the 1960's and treasury secretary yellen just said last weekend, according to their gate of the white families have 8 times the average wealth of black families. and lee says many americans are still being squeezed by inflation. the white house says much of that is connected to supply chain disruptions. so the more we can address our supply chain and smooth things out the morning, we'll see a progress on the inflation side. lee is calling on la

our own reshad hudson actually had a chance to sit down for a one-on-one with the vice president to reflect on the first year of the administration. rashad joining us now this morning live from dc with a a recap of his conversation. good morning were shot. hey, james, good morning. in my conversation with vice president harris, we talked about the administration's one-year mark, the economy, the fight against covid-19. >> and if the american people should still have confidence in this administration's response to the pandemic. how impactful as the biden harris administration been in the lives of the american people. >> through child tax credit by many counts, reduce child poverty last year by almost 50% after one year in office, vice president kamala harris says the economy is better. more people are working and she celebrated the bipartisan infrastructure bill. >> that's now law, which is going to create jobs and make life easier for the american people. and she says the country is in a stronger position to fight the pandemic. now i've been in 10, 9 americans vaccinated 10's of millions of

supreme court justice leondra kruger reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> justice briar is a san francisco native who attended ball high school and stanford university and today low with least a statement congratulating justice briar on his time on the nation's highest court. here's part of the statement. the lowell alumni association congratulates justice steven briar, lowell high school class of 1955. on it. exemplary career in public service. he is an inspiration to countless low alumni and san franciscans. we are immensely grateful. i'm proud of his long commitment to justice fairness and the rule of law and briars retirement will give president joe biden his first court pick. but is there a way that the president's nominee could be blocked from joining the court kron four's noelle bellow spoke with a constitutional law expert and has the side of the story from us. she is here live in the newsroom. good good afternoon, justine short answer to that last question. it's highly unlikely a nominee from the president will be blocked on like when president obama nominated merrick ga

reshad hudson has more on that story. >> president biden is taking heat from members of his own party about the white house's response to the omicron surge. >> we didn't have enough equipment. we didn't have enough. >> testing ohio democratic senator sherrod brown says he understands concerns many americans are having trying to find an at-home covid test. my own families had trouble getting enough tests for their their children. 5 senate democrats went as far as to send this letter to the white house. they complain of long lines at testing sites and want answers about the white house response to omicron. >> and plans for responding to future variants republicans like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply dropped the ball. the availability of tests is critical. the administration should have known this, but brown says there's plenty of blame to go around. got to produce smart that's on both political parties that on the last 2 presidents in the last 2 congresses, capita says congress has already provided billions for testing for some reason. >> the

he will select reporting in washington reshad hudson. back to you. all right. thank you very much for shot. >> it's 5.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the year of the tiger is here. we're going to show you how the bay area is kicking off the lunar new year. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. when you help heal your skin from within, you can change h

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but as reshad hudson reports, some democratic lawmakers say they're frustrated with the president's pandemic response. >> president biden is taking heat from members of his own party about the white house's response to the omicron surge. >> we didn't have enough equipment. we didn't have enough. >> testing ohio democratic senator sherrod brown says he understands concerns many americans are having trying to find an at-home covid test. my own families had trouble getting enough tests for their their children. 5 senate democrats went as far as to send this letter to the white house. they complain of long lines at testing sites and want answers about the white house response to omicron. >> and plans for responding to future variants republicans like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply dropped the ball. the availability of tests is critical. the administration should have known this, but brown says there's plenty of blame to go around. got to produce smart that's on both political parties that won the last 2 presidents in the last 2 congresses. capita says

. >> our washington, dc correspondent reshad hudson has the details. good evening. president biden is taking heat from members of his own party. >> about the white house's response to the omicron surge. >> we didn't have enough eq ipment. we didn't have enough. >> testing ohio democratic senator sherrod brown says he understands concerns many americans are having trying to find an at-home covid test. my own families had trouble getting enough tests for their their children. 5 senate democrats went as far as to send this letter to the white house. they complain of long lines at testing sites and want answers about the white house response to omicron. >> and plans for responding to future variants republicans like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply drop the ball. the availability of testscis critical. the administration should have known this, but brown says there's plenty of blame to go around. got to produce smart that's on both political parties that won the last 2 presidents in the last 2 congresses. >> capita says congress

our washington correspondent reshad hudson reports now on the ongoing debate. good evening against all odds. senate democrats insist they will try to pass voting rights legislation this week. >> because i as do others did not give up. after the 54 civil rights act. that's why we've got a 65 vote right? that. >> south carolina democratic congressman james clyburn told cnn that the best way to honor martin luther king junior, it's a pass election reform legislation and virginia democratic senator tim kaine told cbs that the reform would roll back new voting restrictions in red states. >> need to find a path to protect democracy from an assault that is being led by president trump and his followers all over this country. >> at this point, the legislation has 0 republican support and moderate democrats will not agree to a rule change that would allow democrats to pass the bill without a single republican vote. utah republican senator mitt romney told nbc he rejects the bill because it goes too far. >> they want a real dramatic change, which is they? they feel that

reshad hudson has the latest. >> president biden is taking heat from members of his own party about the white house's response to the omicron surge. >> we didn't have enough equipment. we didn't have enough. >> testing ohio democratic senator sherrod brown says he understands concerns many americans are having trying to find an at-home covid test. my own families had trouble getting enough tests for their their children. 5 senate democrats went as far as to send this letter to the white house. they complain of long lines at testing sites and want answers about the white house response to omicron. >> and plans for responding to future variants republicans like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply dropped the ball. the availability of tests is critical. the administration should have known this, but brown says there's plenty of blame to go around. got produce smart that's on both political parties that won the last 2 presidents in the last 2 congresses. capita says congress has already provided billions for testing for some reason. >> the administrati

vice president harris says the administration is not giving up reporting in washington reshad hudson. back to you. >> it's a 21 right now in jury selection starts today for the federal trial of 3 former minneapolis police officers who were with the derek chauvin when george floyd was murdered. jay king thomas lane and 2 charged with depriving floyd of his rights. well, acting under government authority. legal experts say this trial is going to be more complicated. then a pending state trial against the officers because prosecutors have to prove that they will fully did not take action when floyd was pinned to the ground. the former officers face a state trial later this year on counts of aiding and abetting murder and manslaughter. in floyd's death. the time is 8.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> you might be saying was that all the mountain lions and coyote zahn and in and in this case, specifically in like the one we talked about yesterday, the killer mountain lion. we're going have an update on that. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm. that

. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. it's 7.23. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> oh, my gosh. what lions, tigers and bears? oh, my now in this case is mountain lions and this is a dangerous one. we told you about, you know, the report yesterday we had a map where we've got a lot more information about why they're so worried about the big cats in our backyard front yards. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> 7.26. be careful where you walk. we're seeing more and more coyotes and mountain lions and the mountains and well neigeborhoods, frankly, just everywhere in belmont. police are warning there's an aggressive mounted light out there and he was roaming around people's houses. you can see around bridge court here, the killer cat. and i'm callie killer for real because it killed another mountain lion was near hastings. drive to that was wednesday morning yesterday and local wildlife experts say that you ju

reshad hudson. >> right now at kron 4 dot com. you can get the latest covid-19 headlines, including the latest cdc recommendations where to find test sites in vaccines scan. the qr code on your screen with your mobile device and you'll be taken to our website. in other news in the south bay. for the latest on theranos trial. the jury says that they are deadlocked on 3 of the 11 charges. that is according to a note read out loud in court this morning. so far the jury has deliberated for roughly 40 hours spread over 7 days. holmes is facing fraud charges related to her failed technology company. she could face up to 20 years in prison if she's convicted kron four's. amy larson is at the courthouse for us she will be bringing us the latest developments around the day on our website, kron 4 dot com. now let's talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside. you can see the bay bridge toll plaza. we're seeing some light rain showers here and there today. so let's switch over to lawrence karnow and he can tell us what the latest

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reshad hudson has the story. >> president biden is taking heat from members of his own party about the white house's response to the omicron surge. >> we didn't have enough equipment. we didn't have enough. >> testing ohio democratic senator sherrod brown says he understands concerns many americans are having trying to find an at-home covid test. my own families had trouble getting enough tests for their their children. 5 senate democrats went as far as to send this letter to the white house. they complain of long lines at testing sites and want answers about the white house response to omicron. >> and plans for responding to future variants republicans like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply dropped the ball. the availability of tests is critical. the administration should have known this, but brown says there's plenty of blame to go around. got produce smart that's on both political parties that won the last 2 presidents in the last 2 congresses. capita says congress has already provided billions for testing for some reason. >> the administrati

. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. thank you. were shot in the east bay. oakland will soon require people who are 12 and older to show proof of covid vaccination in order to enter indoor businesses. this mandate is set to take effect on february first. and you're going to start seeing notices posted on businesses to alert you of this change effects, restaurants and concert venues and gyms. again, any indoor business people, 18 and older. so basically all adults should be ready to show their id so it can be cross checked with their vaccination card. tennis star novick novak joke. a joke of will not be able to defend his australian open title. he was kicked out of the country before the start of the tournaments. 3 judges in australia held up are upheld. a decision to cancel the tennis stars of pisa. it was revoked on friday because of issues surrounding djokovich is stance against covid-19 vaccination. he was trying to use a medical exemption to get around the requirements that everybody at the australian open be vaccinated, including players and their suppo

reshad hudson has that story. >> president biden is taking heat from members of his own party about the white house's response to the omicron surge. >> we didn't have enough equipment. we didn't have enough. >> testing ohio democratic senator sherrod brown says he understands concerns many americans are having trying to find an at-home covid test. my own families had trouble getting enough tests for their their children. 5 senate democrats went as far as to send this letter to the white house. they complain of long lines at testing sites and want answers about the white house response to omicron. >> and plans for responding to future variants republicans like west virginia. senator shelley moore capito say the white house has simply dropped the ball. the availability of tests is critical. the administration should have known this, but brown says there's plenty of blame to go around. got to produce smart that's on both political parties that on the last 2 presidents in the last 2 congresses, capita says congress has already provided billions for testing for some reason. >> the administra

hudson. back to you. >> if you're thinking of upgrading your big screen for the big game, i've got the tips on what to look for from the best brands to the best >> all right. well, so much for that. we're not going to get any super bowl rings, but the super bowl brings out a lot of shoppers, i guess if you want to watch the game and you want new tv and you didn't hear that, there's no super bowls are tech smart? take a look to there's no super bowl. the >> there's no super ball. rich demuro takes a look. >> an event like the big game is always a great excuse to get a bigger and better tv. here are some tips on what to look for in a new big screen. >> it's that time of the year when many are shopping for a new big screen just in time to watch the big game. >> the television because he's going off and the prices going down. so right now, specially super bowl, it's the best 5 to buy a television special, if and its offense to get some tips on the latest tv tech. i talked to dan ackerman, executi